Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-06-23


burg, arrived in town yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Alice Hoover, ani children, ,oi
Sunbury, came TO town on Saturday,
and ale visitors at the residence OF Mrs.
Maria Frank, on North street. The
lady's husband, l.. +. lIooyer, also eX-
poets 10 spend few days here TO try
his luck in fishing for trout.
MUSICAL CoLLEGE.-Th thirty Sec
ond session of six weeks open Monday
evening, July 25th, lS>7 for the teach
ing and training of young ladies in Vo-
cal aud Instrumental Music. Address,
F.C. MOVER, Musical Director,
25-4t Freeburgh, Ia.
We hear that certain boys Of this
town still make 1t practice - go bath
ing at public places in broad daylight,
Notwithstanding the borough ordinance
which strictly prohibits il and fixes II
fine for tranSgressors. The High Con-
stable should look the matter up and do
his duty.
AS this is the season for flynets we
are reminded that j. II. Woomer, at
the tollgate north Of town, makes a
specially of that line of saddler goods.
He claims 10 have an extra good article
for the price and we know that Woom-
er's statements are true. We advice
those In need of fynets to give him a
trial.
A Bio RUsu--Never was there n
larger rush in Millheim than last Sat-
urday in ID. ). kauffman's Il Co.'S
store. Every one was busy as could be
in that establishment and still they
coald not accommodate their large trade.
The bows say it was BIZ day for them.
Must be the printers Ink that brings
them the trade.
Candidate J. j. Hoy, of Marion
township, spent last Thursday and FRI
day 10 this part of the county. and
while here made the acquaintenance Of
quite number of democrats and gain-
ed many friends. He counts his chan
ces for the Office of sheriff among the
best. He generously dropped a V into
the treasury of our band before he left.
A. Cruwnover, Salisbury, Pa,
writes u. a. Mcdonald.
Dear Sir Your Liver Pills are Civ
ing good satisfaction here, and there is
quite demand spl inging up for them.
Please send me three dozen boxes at
once, rs / am out and some OF my Gus
toners won't have any other
Comment needless. Dissatisfied pur.
chasers can have their money refunded.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY& & CO.,
Philadelphia Agents.
Sold by J. Eisenhuth. Millheim. Pa.
j. Adam Hasel, of Axe Man, can
didate for sheriff. drifted into town
with last week S tide of travel. Mr..
Hazel during brief conversation with
the writer remarked that he is hardly
able to make thorough canvass of the
county, being poor man, who must
make his living by hard work, and he
must therefor rely entirely on the good
will of the Democracy for support. His
announcement appears in this issue.
To CELEBRATE TIE FOURTH OF JU-
LY.-Major Samuel Harper, department
commander of Pennsylvania, Grand
Army of the Republic, has issued an
order requesting all posts throughout
the department to celebrate the.coming
Fourth of July IN an old-time manner.
Now let the post of this place take up
the matter and arrange for booming
time in Millheim. They will doubtless
meet the cooperation of our citizens.
FARMING MACHINERY FOR SALE
The undersigned offers the following
machines for sale: One eight-horse
power Separator, motiye power on four
wheels, One eight-horse power Steam
Vibrator, engine and all complete, One
eight-horse power Steam Vibrator, en-
tirely new. Having secured these ma
chimes at a bargain can and will dis
pose of them at very low figures. Ad-
dress or apply to F. P.VONADA,
24-tf Madisonburg, Ia.
j. &. Morris, of Wolfe's Store, a
gentleman who is decidedly successful
as travelling salesman, has procured
an agency for the Grand Rapids School
Furniture Co., Mich. and is at present
| on the road with a sample of their Au-
tomato School Desks. 1t is of q very
improved pattern, having n seat which
folds noiselessly end without the use of
the hands. 1t is a very salable article
and Mr. Morris is the very man to push
its sale.
Many of our farmers haye TO battle
with large and prolific patches of cana
da thistles. Jacob Fielder, Of Haines
township tells US that he has some
twenty-six good-slzed patches of this
interesting plant on a twenty-acre field
and that he must devote about one day
every week to keeping them down.
Others are blessed with crops Of similar
dimensions and liberal qua htities OF
salt are being applied to kill the nox.
ious weed.
B. o. Deininger, who left for Phil
adelphia last Saturday morning, to un-
dergo medical treatment for his neck,
which has beeu fostering and very sore
for we'll nigh a year arrived in that city
safely and has been examined by a re-
nowned physician, who gave him all
the encouragement and hope that can
be looked for. This news is source OF
great pleasure for his family and friends
in this place who are anxiolsly await
ing his full recovery. After short